The normal human body temperature is mainly around 98.6 degrees fahrenheit but it can vary a bit depending on the person, the time of day and even by the way you measure it.

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The human body regulates temperature through thermoregulation. Hypothalamus in the brain acts as a thermostat. It maintains a core internal temperature of around 98.6°F.

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